Alexandre Dumas was wrong. The three musketeers were not four but five. He is twenty years old. Albert de Parmagnan is the smallest musketeer in the King's army (105 cm feather included). His keen intelligence and overflowing energy provide him with incredible strength and a very effective secret weapon, the troublon loaded with spaghetti with bolognese sauce. So far no one knew of the existence of this fifth musketeer and it is time to right this injustice. It is all the more serious because, without him, d'Artagnan, Porthos, Athos and Aramis would have been only ordinary musketeers without wingspan, incapable between them of defeating a single guard of the Cardinal.
